Tool Utility Hub

Professional circular saw blades

The right blade.
Before the cut.

Compare materials, machines, applications and dimensions. Move from the real cutting task to the correct family, with clear technical data and in-depth guides.

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Start with the taskNot with the product code

The first step

What do you need to cut?

Choose the material group. On the next page you can filter by specific material, cutting direction and machine.

Wood and panels 01 Wood and panelsSolid wood, plywood, MDF, chipboard and laminates. ↗ Aluminium and plastics 02 Aluminium and plasticsNon-ferrous metals, Plexiglas and engineering polymers. ↗ Ferrous and construction materials 03 Ferrous and construction materialsSteel, fibre cement and construction materials. ↗

Guided selection

You do not need to know the code. You need to know the task.

The Tool Finder uses catalogue data only and narrows the choice step by step, without consuming AI APIs during the visit.

  1. 01
    MaterialWood, panel, metal or plastic
  2. 02
    ApplicationRipping, crosscutting or a dedicated application
  3. 03
    MachineCompatibility and operating conditions
  4. 04
    SizeDiameter, kerf and tooth count
  5. →
    Compatible familiesCompare and open the complete technical page

Another starting point

Choose by machine.

If you already know which machine will use the blade, start with its most important constraint.

Hand-held circular saws→ Mitre saws→ Table saws→ Squaring saws→ Panel sizing saws→ Multiripping machines→

From the requirement to the family

Solutions to compare.

All families →
LU1C blade LU1C 13 codes Saw blades for solid wood ripping Ripping · Multiripping LU2A blade LU2A 40 codes Saw blades for wood-based panels ripping and crosscutting Ripping · Crosscutting LU2B blade LU2B 19 codes Fine-cut saw blades for wood-based panels ripping and crosscutting Ripping · Crosscutting LU5A blade LU5A 29 codes Saw blades for non-ferrous metals and solid profiles Cutting non-ferrous metals FRXP blade FRXP 10 codes Saw blades for hand-held circular saws cutting sandwich panels Crosscutting · Cutting ferrous metals FRCP blade FRCP 9 codes Saw blades for hand-held circular saws cutting construction timber Ripping · Crosscutting

Understand the material

Every edge reveals how it should be cut.

Structure, density, abrasiveness and coating change how a material behaves under the tooth. The guides connect these properties to compatible blades.

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SoftwoodSoftwood HardwoodHardwood PlywoodPlywood MDFMDF ChipboardChipboard HPLHPL

Guides

Understand before choosing.

All guides →
Technical guide · 6 min How to choose a professional circular saw blade The five specifications that narrow hundreds of product codes down to two or three, in the order in which they should be checked. Technical guide · 6 min How to choose the tooth count for a circular saw blade Why panel-saw blade families range from 18 to 168 teeth, and how to identify the right part of that range for your task. Technical guide · 6 min Ripping vs crosscutting: differences and blade choice The same board behaves like two different materials depending on the direction of cut. Here is how tooth count, hook angle and feed change. Technical guide · 6 min Maximum rpm for a circular saw blade Maximum rpm is based on peripheral speed, not an arbitrary table. Some blade families have much lower specific limits.

Still unsure?

Let’s start with your cut.

Use the guided selector or compare all available families directly.

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